Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Statue

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M St NW
Washington, DC 20036

The Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Statue is located in Washington DC honoring the renowned American poet. This serene park features a striking bronze statue of Longfellow capturing his thoughtful demeanor. Surrounded by lush greenery and pathways it provides a peaceful space for reflection and appreciation of literature and history.

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3.53 reviews
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John B.
11/12/2006

One of my favorite resting places in the city. Right at the confluence of 18th street and Connecticut, there you will find Longfellow, his back turned to the Daily Grill, with a look of...

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Steve A.
10/11/2020

Another obscure statue in DC. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was a giant of literature. It certainly is appropriate for him to have a statue. Finding it is just kind of hard. This is kind of hidden in...

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Chris F.
6/22/2011

love it--too bad ledge around statute isn't bigger so i could perch my fat *ss on it because park is victim of own success and benches often filled...

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